Sharpen essential skills through dynamic scene work
Further your concentration and adaptability
Achieve new heights with precise, individualized feedback
Whether you’re staying warm between gigs, leveling up specific weaknesses, or hungry for deeper craft, Intermediate/Advanced Scene Study keeps you nimble, challenged, and artistically alive. It’s an essential workout for actors who want to stay dynamic, adaptable, and ready to work.
"I love this studio! The teachers and the staff are fantastic. I’ve worked a lot with Tommy Buck. Tommy’s teaching style is down-to-earth and pragmatic — he meets his students where they’re at and challenges them to grow as artists. I’ve made leaps and bounds in my abilities as an actor in his classes. Truly an incredible teacher! I would recommend T. Schreiber to anyone who is serious about their craft."
Xan Pemsler
Intermediate/Advanced Scene Study with Tommy Buck
Dates TBA
Tommy Buck is best known for his work on the Emmy nominated HBO series The Deuce. He's also landed major roles on Gotham, Law & Order: SVU, Ray Donovan and the Emmy Award winning The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
“Tommy Buck is not only a very gifted actor, but a talented coach as well. He has an eye for simplifying the audition down to exactly what is needed to book it!”
— Helen LeRoy - Woke, The Resident, Hillbilly Elegy
"T Schreiber Studio is an indispensible training ground toward becoming a professional actor, and Tommy Buck is a master craftsman here.
I just began my fifth course with Tommy Buck who not only has a treasure trove of knowledge on creating compelling characters and powerful performances, but also teaches the technical skills for film and screen acting that make you unforgettable and desirable to casting directors.
He uses his keen eye and personable approach to each student's skill set in picking scenes that shore up weaknesses, reinforce strengths, and build community in each lesson. I am simply thrilled I made the choice of Tommy Buck at T Schreiber Studio at this crucial juncture of my acting career."